The intel core 9000 would be announced on August 1

Intel Core 9000 is the ninth generation of the company's desktop processors, a family of chips that will continue to be a slight revision of the current Core 8000 to achieve somewhat higher operating frequencies, although the most important would be the arrival of a new model Core i9 with eight cores.

Intel Core 9000, everything that is known about them

The Intel Core 9000 will be based on the Coffee Lake architecture and a highly matured 14nm Tri-Gate ++ manufacturing process, which will allow it to achieve slightly higher clock frequencies without increasing power consumption. The latest rumors suggest that these processors will be announced on August 1, along with the new Z390 chipset that will arrive to replace the current Z370. Intel is expected to launch two eight-core models, the Core i9 9900K and the Core i9 9900. This would bring the arrival of the Core i9 series to the Intel mainstream sector, and a perfect excuse to sell them more expensive.

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There is talk that these new Core i9 9900K and Core i9 9900 will come with IHS soldered to die, which would allow for much more efficient heat transfer, and could end all the overheating issues of Intel's more powerful processors.. Other interesting improvements would be aimed at mitigating the Specter and Meltdown vulnerabilities.

PROCESSOR	NODE	CORES / THREADS	Base Clock	Boost Clock	Cache	TDP	PRICE
Core i9-9900K	14nm ++	8/16	TBD	TBD	16 MB	95W	~ 450 USD
Core i7-9700K	14nm ++	6/12	TBD	TBD	12 MB	95W	~ 350 USD
Core i5-9600K	14nm ++	6/6	3.7 GHz	4.5 GHz	9 MB	95W	~ 250 USD
Core i5-9600	14nm ++	6/6	3.1 GHz	4.5 GHz	9 MB	65W	TBD
Core i5-9500	14nm ++	6/6	3.0 GHz	4.3 GHz	9 MB	65W	TBD
Core i5-9400	14nm ++	6/6	2.9 GHz	4.1 GHz	9 MB	65W	TBD
Core i5-9400T	14nm ++	6/6	1.8 GHz	3.4 GHz	9 MB	35W	TBD
Core i3-9100	14nm ++	4/4	3.7 GHz	N / A	6 MB	65W	TBD
Core i3-9000	14nm ++	4/4	3.7 GHz	N / A	6 MB	65W	TBD
Core i3-9000T	14nm ++	4/4	3.2 GHz	N / A	6 MB	35W	TBD

For now, none of the above is confirmed, so we will have to wait to finally see what Intel announces on August 1, if it announces anything. What do you expect from the Intel Core 9000?

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